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Again a Spitfire crash site?

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8th February 2010, 16:58

SALERNO1943 SALERNO1943 is offline

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Again a Spitfire crash site?

Here is another crash site of a english aircraft.

Some idea about these fragments?

Marks on bullets
.303: K2 1941 W 1.
20 mm: ST 1942 20 MM, S.M.C. 1942 20MM M21, DURA 1942 20MM M21A1

Perhaps this is not of crash site.

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